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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-17
stoves in Germany.

German stoves. hy the way, are 81 n
large. CumhruuS size. resemble n furnace
in shape, hut are anything else in reality.
One can never catch n glimpse Of flame,
n from their nature. If heated in The
morning, begin drawing in the afternoon.
Their merit lies In the fact that they pre-.
serve "A o ut a uniform temperature,
without allowing II To become hot. The
favOrite attitude is TO lean up against
them. to ascertain whether il j. heated OF
not, N there Is no possible danger Of
sCorChing. The white color Uf the porce.
lain is in striking contrast TO the dark
iron cast Of ours. and, looking something
like an old fashioned cupboard. Il stranger
would never recognize a stove in uue until
the fact Is mentioned. IN parts II the
empire, particularly in the Rhine district.
the American stove is being rapidly intro,
duced, in spite Of the fact that the average
critic declares Our stoves-as most ~ OuI
practices looking 10 cOmfOrt-tu he very
unhealthy Cor Charleston News.
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SECTION four Of the interstate COM
merce law which seems To be tie
stumbling block In the way Of the
great mass Of complainants who have
petitions the Interstate commission
for its suspension, reads rs follows:
IT at IL shall be unlawful for any
common carrier subject to the provis.
ions Of this act to charge or receive
any greater compensation in the ag.
gregate for the transportation of pas
sengers or of like kind of property, un-
der substantially similar c%ircuuIstan.
for a longer distance over The same
line In the came direction, the shorter
Oeing included within the longer dis
taUce; but this shall not be construed
n authorizing nuy carrier
within the terms Ui this act to charge
aud receive as great compensatiOn for
q shorter a. for "A longer distance: Pro-
vided, however, that upon application
TO the cOmnissiau appointed under
tue prOVlslonsoUf this act such com
mon carrier may, IN special case-, al
ter investigation by the commission,
be authorized to charge less or longer
than Tor shorter distances for the trans.
p~ortatlon Of Passengers or property;
and that the commission may from
time TO time prescribe TIE extent to
which such designated common car.
rier maybe relieved fromIthe operation
OF this section Of the act. 1t will be
seen by the reading Of this section
that the commission holds arbitrary
power in the matter and may relieve
any common carrier from its separation
The commission may permit less
charges for transportation OF freight
and passengers lor longer than for
shorter distances; in fact the commIs.
sion is the law.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-17
Tuesday, May ~, 1887.

A NEW YORK correspondent makes
the sad eyed immigrants daily seen
on Broadway, New York, the text Of
an article 10 the western press. In
addition to their wo.begone, forlorn APP
~pearance, he makes the announce
ment that "in all this class you look
in vain for a skilled labOrer." As they
have been brought up to do nothing
except the toughest OF outdoor work.
Truly this picture is not a pleasant
one The new conner as he stands for
the first time upon our shore, has but
little IN the retrospect TO u him TO
emile, and his dim future is beset with
difficulties, yet faith in himself and
his possibilities should illume his face
with a ray OF hope rather than a
glance Of despair. A large majority of
the a. caravan now arriving, are
earnest men and ome who came TO
max honest lIvings and become good
citizens, but they need a directing
baud. The great cities are not the
places for them. hut there is room in
the agricultural districts Of the west.
An organized effort should be made to
place them there. Farm labor Is the
bert field for their willing hands, and
amid bounteous harvests their child
rem can be grown and developed in q
o that would be impossible In
the cities. Unless immigration is "a
be checked, something like this must
be done. The centers are now Vel
crowded. and there is no good reason
why the thousands who choose TO
come here should assume the right 10
become burdens upon any population.
This il what they are doing. and un-
lees they are willing to go forth and
till the fields. and help to build w the
wilderness, they should not be per.
mitted 10 lsud. Self.preservation de-
maAds speedy action md rs the rem.
edy Is at hand IL should be applied,
especially a. the result would prove
beneficial alike to the immigrant aud
the country. This il al emergency Ia
which abstract sentiment must give
way before stern facts.-Ex.
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The French delegation that came to
this country to participate In the dedi-
cation Of the Bartholdi statue Of Llber.
ty has just further atte-tsd It's gratifica-
ton with the treatment 1t received
here by presenting the New York
chamber OF commerce with several
vases from the celebrated Sevres Ma,
tional man utactory, IN obtain the per-
mission Of the government was necs-
sary. The gift was accompanied by
hearty expressions Of friendship and
gratitude. Meanwhile. the grim and
IMPOSING statue looks out upou the
sea, but the torch that was to flare the
republics welcome to the strangers
coming to its shores does not flare.
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The insect was Of bright emerald green
color, three inches long. II had a face
like n deaths head. with large protruding
eyes, which il rolled about ia n most ON
ical manner. Its fore legs rcsomblel arms
with hands, which il held mp un either
side 81 its fnce like "A Mortified old woman.
Altogether II is most ludicruus. IL IL
chilled by the inhabitants the "~lI0ttentot
God. The CafIrcs Rre very supcrstltious
about u, believing that Il is the forerun-
ner OF death-Durban Letter.
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n sIngle 1rnck RnIlrnnn-

A mnn with ian idea. - who IL going M
and down New York trying 10 put il into
permanent execution, Is cX. Congressman
T.. Moody Boyuton, ~ Ncwburyp0rt. Mass.
His project is n single track railroad 10 be
run by an engine built N the principle OF
a bicycle. lie has worked the plan out In
minute details and claims 10 lie able 10
demonstrate its practiCability To the last
degree.-New York Tribune.
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S. GORDON.
w. ID. KING

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manager.
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responsible for any Of the opinions or utterances OF
It's correspondents.
Notice is hereby given TO all concerned that The
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end worthless, As has been decided by the eourts OF
Montana.
All letters and communication containing mat
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b addressed 10 The YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL"
and the name Of the writer must be given 70 insure
attention
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A BARE POSSIBILITY.

But there is a bare possibility that this
young man is In love with Won, and would
think IL humorous even if you were to fill
him full of fine shot, In that case | do
not know what you ought to do. Love is
n strange missiye. IL goes where il is
not sent and II refuses 10 20 where IL is
sent.
II you could get him away by himself,
it would he well enough, perhaps, TO ask
him If he loves you. That's the way !
would do. The quicker a matter Of that
kind i disposed Of the better. Ask him
in a manly WA II such is the case, and il
he really does love you, and has reason to
believe thnt you were paying attention 10
him all this time, you cannot in honor de-
sert him now
Do not he discouraged. Let me know
how you get ON with the suggestions ]
have made above and | am confident we
will succeed.
Have you ever tried wearing a large,
tall hat with n stuffed blueiay in il 10 IN,
theatre and sitting in the scat Just IL
front Of him. Try il if you have not done
50 already. and il You do not get rid Of
him, Hs well Us u great number ~ Law
abiding citizens. write me and | will sug'
gest something else.
Yours. truly, BILL NYE.
-Eostuu Globe,
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w
SIuries-Other Plans.
Bos1ox, Feb. y, 1851.
Mn. NYU-I have enjoyed all your writings IN
The Globe ever So much. and noticing fhai YOU
nave given a great deal Of advice fHs. ! doug Z
that possibly sou would tell me the h.sI mrthod
If getting rid II an impertinent young man.
whose room Is uIch preferable to his company.
Hoping that | To- bot iHIrude on your valuable
time. Nours lr,ily, -
You DO not say why you wish IN get rid
Of the yuuug man, nor do you state what
is the ut;,r with him; whether he is "A
moor CunvCrsatiunaliSt or too fluent IN that
line: whether the first two joints Of his
finger and thumb are yellow with cigar
cite stains, or what his leading character
is,ics ARE. Possibly he has fatty degener-
alton OF the thinker.
However. YOU say he is an impudent
Young a and l infer that you have
gone through the preliminaries Of gentle
scorn and such things as that. Now,
what shall we do 10 make him fully nm
dcrstand that You do not want him 10 re-
mains
Perhaps You have such a thing rs a
younger brother about the house. II so,
bring linn in and let him toy with the
young man Il few hours. You can excuse
yourself while YOU oStensibly put on your
other dress, and If You delay long enough
you can cause the young man q great deal
Of intense suffering. You can take the
right kind Of a younger brother, with in
fammatory hair and white eyes and warts
on his thumbs and season cracks in the
backs Of his hands, and if you properly
sick the hoy on his prey and fasten the
door securely you can come back IN an
hour and do anything you want 10 with
that Young man. ! know this 10 he true,
for | have been the young man myself.
! have also been the boy.
OTHER %IHpIGNITIEs.
| have known a young man who in
Tested a house that way TO be eradicatet
by means Of very sad music. They do mo-
die in the house.
Another plan would be to avoid laugh
ing at his funny anecdotes. Wait till h
gets through with his anecdote and look.
up in your ewes for a twinkle Of merri
ment. That is the time TO refrain from
twinkling. Wait till he gets To the nuf
Of the joke. as IL were, and pricks up hi
ears 10 listen for a wild burst Of silver,
laughter. That is the time 10 hang on e
your silvery laughter, 1t will give him
panied expression Of countenance, ant
YOU will see him soon after look at hi
watch. When he completes his story
suddenly wake up and ask Inn if that i
all. Few men can endure This for owe
two weeks.
OF course there are other and NOR
radical methods Of accomplishing the rt
suit You wish, but these are the ones NOR
common in the best society. ] natural
supposed thar you wanted the method
used in the best society. or you woul
have gone elsewhere instead Of comm
Ia me.
Should You finally wish 10 lie more Sc
we're, however, you can invite n younI
girl TO lie present during the young man
stay. ! would suggest that this yOunI
girl he a fluent talker on the subject q
clothes. II you both keep the talk goinI
pretty well while the young man looks a
the album or gazes with a fixed star
through a stereoscope that hasn't any pic
lures in it, you will oon have his pachy
dermic pelt on the fence.
uApE POSSIBILITY
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An OBNOXIOUS BEAU.
BILL NYE ADVISES A YOUNG LADY
WHAT TO DO.

He Suggests n Judicious Use oil .
Younger Brother->ad Music Er""m-
m.ndsd-Ayoid Laughing at His Funny
SIuripS-Other Plans.
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MuerIet.

- Der Heetbopen Mdnner9or bell
gefiern Abenb feline SabresueriammIune
a6 unb erudblte bic folsenben Beams
ten: prdfibent-g. 8. MiiQer; 0ice'
prdfbsnt-Gerbinanb 9erf; Sefretdr
90. S9upirtb; Sdabmeifter = Otto
Staffel; 8ibliotbetar-M. Gubn; Oi.
rigent-garl Bed. 9rei Npplitaiipnen
fur aetiDe Mitglieber uurben entgegens
genommen.
Col. Sbompion, Der Speeial.3oll.
Snipector beleste arl 26. Ap,il 100
Stid 3nGt : Mdbren uno 80 anbere
pferbe in Dppers paifure nit 8ei9lag.
gbenio cine Carload nit pferoen aui
benz International : gabnbof. Dieie
pferbe parer aus Merifo importiri
iuorben unter Der glauiel mel6e ben
freien Smport aler gu 3u6t . 3meden
gebrau6ten pferoe g%eifattet. Die 3oas
beamten battei ie5o6 in grfabrung gee
braGt, baB iene pferbe gu SPECULATE.
ons .3peden importirt tuoroen fsien.
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Prof o. s, FOWLER,

Der bsribmte Nep gorter YbrenoIos. pirb am
uatfen Moutaa, ben %. spril, Gbenos 8 nbr
in Ser 3uruerbaus sinen @ortrae balten hher
bic qbrenolosis (Sddbeaebre), osren geoen'
tuna uimb beren praitiiden slutsn. eintritt frsi.
Sienfas, 26. apriI, abenos 8 nbr, s%benoott,
iber veiebe unb Gbe. gtntrttt trei.
Wittuod. q. Npril, 9admittass Q nbr so
Miuuteu. lleber bic @ieoerberfelnns Der
psibIidem @sfunObeit unb peibIiSer anmutb.
gintritt % Gents.
Mittpo& unb Sonnerita9 abeno, ~. uno
%. spriI: ueber bic mdnnlide araft uno oereri
@ieoerberfsauns. [Nur fur Serren j eintrttt
25 Gents.
g6renoloeifde 1lnteriu9ungen, @atb ubsr
@eiunbbsitsberbaltn,ie uno seiitise 6ab'aie,isn
iuerbeu taoIid bon 9 ubr Yormittass bis 8 ubr
gbenbs I'M Menser SOtel ertbeilt, bonn rs. Spril
ON bis gum 1. Nai.
Settle @eIesenbeit, Oa YrOf. 6oplers Suno'
reiie bemn1df beenoi9t III!
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Mniidt su iein unb bieie aud nod oaSIi
IdtDars auf peiB aborudt. WObl 1T
es mabr, baB Die 3eitung bic 6Hentli6e
Meinung M a 9 I, aber es gef6iebt bies
ni6t INNER, ionbern in bielen JdIer
fogar bringt fe bios bic 6ffentlide Mieis
nung gum ausorud unb bas lam fie
nur bann tbnrl, tpenrt ibr aus ben bers
f6ie6enen 2eierfreiien bic betrefenben
Nnf1auungen unb Wiini9e s%ugeben-
niernaIs aber, tuenit bic SppoFtion nur
binterm BierSlafe gema6t uirb.
Ser Correspondent mill 6amit feiness
tpegs unternebmeu, ben berbli6enen
nRepublifaner" rein gu maiden. Der
fi1 oft bur9 feline i9roRe ub riidfi9tss
lofe Spra9e unb feline polternbe Natlr
felbff iaabete unb enbli9 bur9 fem uns
bipIomatif6es, unb mas nod fdlimmer
lit, ungere9tes 8orgeben fi9 Geirbe
f9uf. So9 biirfte aud bier nod elm
anberer @runb 3u beriidfbtigea fein
umb stuar Der, baB er Der beutf6en
Spra1e tpenieer md6tig gu iein fdeint,
als Der englii1en, unb gerabe bic beuts
f6e Spra1e Mil nit 9anbi9uhen oils
gefaBt fein.
Cine betriibenbe Sbatiade bleibt es
elm fir allemal, baB nun in unierem
gourtn ben beibe1 englii6en 3eitungen
feiu beutI6es Organ bas 8lei9gewidt
balten pirb. gs gebt omar bas @erii9t,
baB einige Perionen bas porbanoere
Bacterial bes n&epublifaner" ertuerben
tpolen unb bamit urngeben, cine bouts
f9e 3eitung auf benz Wege elmer Jog.
publiibing @ompanp beraus3ugeben,
iebo9 ba3u geb0rt @elo; bic Dollars
fleben aber in Der leBten 3eit 10 fef In
ben Saiden ibrer 8efiber, oaB tie gar
f6per babort 3u trenneH iiuo, besbalb
tpitb bas 8anje mobl Elm frortmer
Wuni9 bleibeu.
gs giebt aber au9 2eute genug, bic
fid freuen, baB es benz beutf6en gles
iment bes gountps unb Der Stabt aus
Manael an einem oeuti9en Organ nun
an benz n6tbisen 3uiammenbaIt man'
geln wirb. unb baB es baber aufb0re1
tpirb, m aBeebenb su iein. Iber 10
Iange Sbr Correspondent bier auf Der
Warte ffebt unb bic nJreie preRe" ben
Seuti6en BON Gen6aa @ountp ibre
GpaIten often bdlt, foa linen iener
Wuni9 ni9t 70 lei6t in grfiilung ge'
benl @. 8raun.
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1kUufuOO
DesbaIb orbne i'd, Brsan gaIasban,
Mabor Der Giabt Gan Nntcnio, Strait Der mir
bur9 ben Grsibrief uub bic Srbinanaen Der
Stnbt iibertragene Ma9tboufomnnenbeit nno
In llebereiniimmuus nit Der Seftion 43 ocs
amenbirten itdotifden 6reibriefes, ausenon,s
men am 4. Wadr3 1875. cine @abl an, am
Samftag ben 30. Mpril 1887
fur ben obissn 3ped.
Die Stimupldte tperbeu bon s ilbr Morsens
bis 8 ltbr sbenbs often fem.
@nr6 30. 1-RoIisei Sauptquartier, Mts
litdr . YIaaa. gOrFteuber DabIbeamter 9.
R0niabeim.
HSrb no. 9-gde on. u. 9oIorO1a. etra5e.
gorftenber @abIbeamter gatrid GieIb.
@arb 10. 3-gde Mebina. u. Qeals Strabe.
9oritenber @abIbeamter &. D. Ginueane.
@arb 30. 4-aril9's SaIIe. 8rrftenoer
@abIbeamter: geIefine gilemain.
@arb 30. 5-M ALAMO. Boriitenber @abIs
benmter: CD. Rifde r..
barb 70. g. arbeiter. @erein. Borftenoer
MatIbeamter: Senrb Bitter.
@arb 10. l. Ode gictorias unb Mata.
aorea. Strabe. goritenber Bablbeamter: 6.
q. Dennb.
Warb no. s-MeauiHers, GOT Sib. slamo.
Gtrabe. 8oriteaber Wablbeamter !: 8. WulH.
Die eteusrsabIsr Hinusu .fir" Ober psesenA
ben 8oridIng.
Die Wall piro absebaIteu unb bic 8eriGte
per6eu eiuseIiefert in neberein%j timmuns NIT
elmer rDroinana betreHenb WGblenA.
Bum 8eusni5 bierbon babeib meiuen aansn
90 unferseidnet unb bas amtsfieseI Der
kkS4 Stabt Gan antonio benz Document
beifigsn laHen an bieem 81. Gage bes Mdrs
A. d. 1887.
Brpan gaIIagban,
sttefirt: Manor.
6. g. gIaubor n, -StabteIerf.
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3emantf zines Mrstes.

Sci ber 8ebanbIuns BON 2unsen unb
6alstranfbeiten if bic 2eber oft 10 iebr
NIT perfodten, baB elm 9ebers6 eilmits
tel 3ur 8epirfung elmer 9ur n6tbig
uir6. Bel Der Bebanbluns folder
adae bertuenbe i6 Simmons 81
ersReguIator, bereitet bon 8.
8. 3eilin & 60. au b6liger 3~ufrieben>
belt. Sd finbe, baB es mild aber ges
b6rig bic MbIonberunger Der 2eber, 6es
Maaens uub Der D6rme bepirtt..
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correspondence. = 86rne, ben %.
NpriI 1887. 6inf Wsden finb babin
gegangen, felt bic locomotive ben erften
greurfions3ug nod Borne braGte. gs
lit bies cine tur3e Gpanne 3eit unb
bod inb mir In berielben f6or I'm 10
man6e grfabrung rei1er ~getuorben.
Ob biefe g%rfabrungen aud nubbrins
genb angepenbet tperber, ober OF bic
ginbriid, uel9e fie sema@t baben, ents
fieben 0ber noriibersieben, mie bic Wel'
len bes Gibolo, ipel6e bic Stabt unis
fpieIen-mer tpeiB esq Gin greigniB
bon Wi9tisfeit bat fi9 i'm 2aufe bieier
Wo@e boll3ogen: pieber elm beutf9es
8latt bat ieinen 2auf boIenbet unb bat
gu beiteben aufgeb6rt; bas beutf9e Or
gan bes grunbbeutf9en Genbal @ouns
tp, Der sRepubIifaner", bat
biefe Wo1e BON feinen 2es
ern ADDICTED m unb
miro ni6t uieber eri9einen; an ieiner
STEELE Dirb Der Gigentbiimer bon nun
ab cine englifde 3eitung berausgeben.
Gs ma6t auf ieben Seuti9en bier
einen tpebmiitbigen @inbrud, tpertrl in
bieiem 2anbe, mo bas Oeuti9tbum els
men unausgefeBten Gampf Der Selbfts
erbaItung - einen 3ampf gegen bas
Nufgeben in cine anbere Ration nit
anberer Sprahe, anberen Sitter unb
@ebrdu6en 5u befieben bat, elm beuts
f1es Blatt untergebt, UNI 70 unanges
nebmer unb faft f6mersli6 muB es be.
riibren, tuenn elm beuti9es 8latt fi6 in
elm englii6es nertpanbelt ooer fi6 3u
bertDan6eln ge3Dungen 1T.
IS lit bier ni9t Der Ort, 3u unterius
den, OF bic 69ulb ALIEN In Der Dali
tlng ooer 6iibrung bes Blattes ober in
elmer tb%eiltpeife ungere6tfertigten Op.
petition liest. 9lber auf Gins m69te
i9 binpeiien un5 stpar oarauf, baB bic
beutf9en 3eitungen in bieiem 2anbe
ibren 2eierH gegeniiber einen fdmeren
Stanb baben. Wer iemals bic Sanb
in Der 2eitung elmer 3eitung gebabt,
Der tpeiB bas unb pirb 3ugeben, BOB es
elm Ding Der unm6slidfeit 1T, bel ben
10 berf9iebenartisen unb oft nod allen
Ri9tungen bin bipergirenben Inf9ten
Der 2eier 9len munbsere1t gu f6rei.
ben. 9a giebt es nun 0iele, tpel9e es
bur9aus ni9t berteben un6 begreifen
tbnnen, baB Der 0erausseber elmer Sci.
tung bur6aus feinen anipru9 auf uns
feblbarfeit ma9t, tpenr CT cine Sa6e
nod ieiner u%eber3eugung. mad ieinem
beiten Wiiien unb Getpifen angreift
OOer Dertbeibist unb baB es iebem 2eier
rel tebt, feline entgsgenseiebte unb
poblbegtiinbeie Meinuug OH bic DEF
fsntli6teit su bringen. Stait aber bies
gu ibun, ba tuirb Bic 6auft in Der ga.
i1e ssbalt, elm i9iefes Waul ge3ogen
unb in Der 0ffeniliden Spredbale, benz
Bierialon, Elm Donneruetter losgeIai'
fen iiber ben p~ero.---.. 3eitungss
i9mierer, Der iid uuterfdust, anberer
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NerSa,tntluua.

Die friiberen Mitslieoer Der Mifem'
blb 444O perben erfu6t, Samfag
ben 30. April, Nbenos s ubr i'm neuen
2otaI bes 8ereins 8ormdrts, @ambris
nusbaae. nabe Der Miiblbriide. sabIreid
3u eri9einen.
27,4,t4m Der 8oritanb.
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-SnGolee ser i'm Wintsr iibIi1en Ct.
idbrunesweiieu. benz Mansel on 8ewes
guug in frii6er 2uft tpirb oas pbpii9e
Spitem in feinen Sunttioneu suriidses
baIten. Nper's SariapariIa lit bas
geeignetfe MitteI beim Griiblingsbegins
ne, UNI ben Appetit su fdrfen, bas Sps
fem au frdftigen, unb bas 8lut bon aIs
len unreinen StoHen gu reinisen.
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aMmtter

bic in Dem Slite ibrer SinScr i3eidcn bon
llnreinbeit eitoeden, iouteu iogleif III &c.
cisnctcn 9eilnitteln greiien. Der Maugel
Sieier Sorsialt bel ilingen Midofcr III Die
9aupturiadc Der meiitrn aranfbeiten, bcuen
6raucn unteriuorIeu iiro. 6rau 9arriet
u. Battles bon Soutb : CHELMSFORD, Waif.,
idreibt: r0ieine ,u0liidbrige Sod)ter leiSet
lett cinem Sabre all allgemeiner Sdipdfe.
Seit cinigel sso6ea fingcu mir on ibr
aper's Sariaparila ~ein;ugebeu, uno ibre
@eiunobeit bat iid ieitoem beSeuteuo uers
befiert." Srau S. &. 8obiuiou, Bertins
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